The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-21
LOCAL..

Use.
Try Moor's North Carolina Mountain
Whisky.
Fine button and lace shoes at Col.
Mitchell s.
Freights, by our public carriers, are
treme nduouS.
Cleveland French Dips can be found
this week at Hayes.
We are happy to report the sick of our
town as greatly improved.
A cross (X) mark on your paper
means your subscription is due.
Boston milk stews. at Hayes Oyster
Saloon, only 20 cents.
Children and misses shoes, men S and
women rubber shoes, at Col. M.tchelis.
Freights, by Str. Chowan, for the last
three trips, has been tremendous.
Oysters on toast, at Hayes Oyster Sa-
loon, only 20 cts; come and try them.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Ba lham returned from
her visit to New York on Monday last.
also men S heavy boots for swamp work
at Col. Mitchell S.
No one can now complain with our
market. 1t is aS good as you will find
in any town.
Just arrived-A consignment of Pure
North Carolina Rye and Corn Whiskeys
at the Bay View Bar.
Highest cash price paid for cotton and
peanuts by j. H. Perry. He buys on
his own responsibility.
Another lot of new wheat -four just
received; also halT barrel of fresh but
ter at 3Oc at Col. Mitchell s.
A revival will be held next week in
the BAPTIST church. Rev. Mr.. Huffman
Will perhaps assists in the meeting.
Nh. P. S. Parsons and family have
moved to Washingt m county. S.lIn-
nersvllle is their present Post Office.
Fine cashmier dress goods and plaid
goods, for dresses. Also nice bleach
ami unbIeached cottons at Col. Mitchells
w. V. Elliott. Esq, and family form
erlv of Lees Mills, are now resilient in
Edenton. We welcome them.
Remember the singing school at the
Baptist church on Sunday even ing, at
2 80 0 clock. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Fine derby hats and wool hats for
men and boys and fine ladies trimmed
and untrimmed hats at Col. Mitchell S.
We attended. this week, the Fair at
E. City, which was quite success IN
every way. Will give an account of
same in our next issue.
For SALE-The best driving Horse in
EdentOn, with comparatively new Deg
Cart and Harness. For terms apply to
NJ. F. Bond, Esq.
Federal Court at E. City adjourned
Wednesday at clock. Short sessions
indicate loyal, law-abiding citizens.
Good for the Old North State.
In the first race at the E. City Fair
R. B. Flora s horse from Currituck took
first premium and Maurice WeScett of
E. CITY, the second. The display especi-
allv in the Ladies department. was fine.
Our Business Manager was in attend
ance.
The season for moving is upon us. Let
every one give attention to chnnneyS,
fiues etc, and see to it that their perfect
good order precludes possibility of dan
ger or conhagration. Fire is good
friend but a terrible enemy, therefore
let the safeguard of timely precautiOn
be thrown around it to keep it IN sub
lection, contributiong to comfort.
Our Cotton buyers keep posted and
are ready with the cash to pay the
highest market price for all the staple
brought TO town. Let the farmers sell
at home and thus encourage the perma-
nent establishment of safe market
right at their own doors. They can
save money in so doing and have the
pleasure of seeing every bale weighed
upon scales of acknowledged standard.
The Woodland House at Edenton is
being charged. The house is we'll kegt
and deserves the liberal patronage 1T
gets.-Falcon. You are right Brother.
The genial proprietor believes in adding
to the comforts of his home. His last
addition to the already attractive house
makes his dwelling complete and gives
charm to the happy circle of its inmates.
A new wife, charming woman, the last
but best essential makes the Landlord a
prince of pleasure, host without